Literacy Task

Pippety loves collecting things in his pocket that he can use to cause mischief with. Can you remember what he used to help him trick the troll and the toad? You may need to reread the story to remind yourself.

What else do you think Pippety might have in his pocket? Make a list of your ideas on this sheet and don’t worry, you can be as creative as you like!

Here are a few of my ideas: 

  • An old whoopee cushion
  • Six wriggling worms
  • The curly tip of a rat’s whisker.

NOTE: Keep your ideas safe as you will need them later on in the week. 

 

 

Virtual School Games Competition 🏅🏆🏅 ⚽️⚾️🏀🏈🎾🏏🏑

Hello everybody 😊

Energize Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin have some fantastic sporting activities & a competition that you can enter, which involves sending pictures or videos of children completing the activities. They have been designed to be completed at home in the garden, as well as in schools.

It lasts 6 weeks & began on Monday 18th May with Dodgeball!

Week 2 was New Age Kurling and this week it is Athletics.

 

You can also complete any of the previous weeks sporting activities and still submit those too.

Click on the link below to find out more:

https://www.energizestw.org.uk/virtual-school-games

They are also holding a ‘School Games Has Got Talent’ competition which you can also enter and show off your amazing talent!

 

Hope you are well and staying active, healthy & safe 🙂

Mrs Morris 😊

 

Well-being Activity ❤

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Yesterday we looked at how different colours can influence your moods. You were asked to write down a list of emotions relating to each colour. Today we would like you to draw something and colour it in using colours that make you feel happy.

Feel free to draw your picture on a blank piece of paper or on this lovely  sheet.

We would love to see your beautiful drawings so remember to send a copy to year1team@stgeorgesschool.org.uk

Maths Activities

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The games below help children to develop early calculation strategies. The games are also simple and enjoyable to play!

Sum Turnover

For this game you will need some cards numbered 4 to 9. Take turns to roll two dice and add the two numbers together. If you have a card that matches the total of the dice you can turn the card over. The aim of the game is to be the first one to turn over all of your cards.

To make this game simpler or trickier adjust the number of cards each player has. 

Connect 4

This game is played in pairs. Take turns to roll two dice. Find the sum of the numbers on the dice and cross off the total on the grid. The winner is the first person to connect 4 boxes. This game can be adapted to practice subtraction too. Simply roll the two dice and find the difference between the two numbers.

Please find the grids for both games below.

Sum-Connect-4 grid

Difference-Connect-4 grid

NOTE: The grids are different depending on whether you are adding or subtracting. 

Literacy Task

Yesterday we looked at the story ‘Pippety Skycap- A tale of Mischief’

Click here to read the story again.

Pippety is a naughty pixie who loves to cause trouble. Can you design a poster that warns everyone to watch out for Pippety’s tricks?

Remember to:

  • Draw Pippety so that everyone will know what he looks like
  • Describe some of the tricks he likes to play
  • Tell everyone what they should do if they see Pippety
  • Offer a reward.

Use this template to make your poster or create your own!

Don’t forget to send in a copy of your work to year1team@stgeorgesschool.org.uk

 

 

Well-being Activity ❤

Colour Me Happy!

Colours can be used to influence our moods and express our feelings. Each individual responds to different colours in a different ways.

Have a think about how each colour makes you feel. Then complete the activity below.

Well-being Activity

Maths Activity

Here is maths game that you can play at home which focuses on addition and ordering numbers.

You will need:

  • 2 different coloured pens ( one for each player)
  • 2 dice
  • Blank Caterpillar- drawn or printed

How to play

  • Roll the 2 dice and add the numbers together.
  • Write the total in one of the circles on the caterpillar.
  • Take it turns to do this writing your number on the same caterpillar until it is full.
  • NOTE: A number can only be written one. The numbers must be in order in the circles. If there is no space for your number, you miss a turn. 
  • Count how many numbers are written in each colour to find out who is the winner!

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Literacy Task

This week’s writing activities will be based on the story ‘Pippety Skycap- A Tale of Mischief’

Read the story with an adult and see if you can remember who said the following lines:

  • My poor ears!
  • Ouch, ouch ouch!
  • Yuck!
  • A-A-Achoo!

Which of Pippety’s tricks did you like the best? Draw a picture of your favourite part in the story.

Spelling shed!

Morning everyone,

Hope you’ve all had a wonderful time in the sunshine. Now let’s see how the leader board stands in Spelling shed!

It is all change after the weekend!

Year 5 set 3 are 1st

Year 3 set 1 are 2nd

Year 5 set 1 are 3rd

Mr Hylton’s set are 4th

and Mrs Blair’s set are 5th

Super!

 

Now for the children’s leader board,

Mason (Y5) – 1st

Orla (Y3) – 2nd

Oliver L (Y5) – 3rd

Samuel (Y3) – 4th

Edna (Y1) – 5th

Oliver D (Y2) – 6th

Jaidon S (Y5) – 7th

Grace (Y6) – 8th

Parker (Y3) – 9th

Emmerald (Y2) – 10th

A huge well done to all these children!

Keep it up, super spellers!

Spelling shed – Year 1

New spellings have now been set on Spelling shed for children in Year 1. These are some of the common exception words you have been learning this year.

Here are your spellings:

the

do

to

today

of

said

says

are

Who can earn lots of points for their team and maybe make their way up the leader board?

Happy spelling, Year 1!